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Froggy Jumps 🌡️ Vitals Leap!Version en ligne Quick decision questions par RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A client with heart failure has RR 20–26, O2 95%–89% on 2 L, and new crackles. The client requests help to the bathroom. What should the nurse do first? a Assist the client to the bathroom b Stop activity and place the client in an upright position c Apply continuous pulse oximetry 2 A client recovering from sedation becomes less responsive. RR 14–28, O2 90% on room air. The client briefly awakens, then falls asleep again. What is the nurse’s priority? a Perform a sternal rub b Reposition the client and assess airway patency c Request respiratory therapy 3 A client with suspected sepsis becomes restless. HR 96–138, RR 22–30, BP 118/70–104/58, temp 102.4°F. What should the nurse do first? a Increase IV fluids b Remain with the client and ensure immediate evaluation c Give antipyretics 4 A client with a head injury reports a severe headache. BP 150/62, HR 52, RR irregular, and light sensitivity. What is the nurse’s priority? a Administer PRN analgesic b Encourage slow ambulation c Reduce environmental stimulation 5 A client with abdominal pain becomes pale. HR 88–118, RR 18–26, BP 122/76–108/64, abdomen firm. The client asks to be repositioned. What should the nurse do first? a Offer an antacid b Pause repositioning and assess for worsening symptoms c Assist with repositioning 6 A client with COPD becomes anxious. RR 24–34, O2 92% on 3 L, HR rising. The client states they cannot catch their breath. What should the nurse do first? a Reduce oxygen flow b Encourage increased fluid intake c Loosen restrictive clothing and assist with positioning 7 A client on diuretics reports tingling and muscle cramps. HR 84–112, BP 114/70–100/62. The client appears weak. What should the nurse do first? a Provide a high-potassium snack b Instruct leg elevation c Recognize possible electrolyte imbalance and seek evaluation 8 A client being transported for imaging becomes short of breath. RR 22–32, O2 95%–88% on 2 L, HR rising. The transporter wants to continue. What should the nurse do? a Stop transport and return the client to the unit b Increase oxygen and proceed c Encourage controlled breathing 9 A client on IV fluids for vomiting becomes confused. RR 20–28, HR 92–118, BP 118/70–104/66, mucous membranes dry. The client attempts to climb out of bed. What should the nurse do first? a Ask the UAP to stay in the room b Apply restraints c Stay with the client and reassess mental status

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A client with heart failure has RR 20–26, O2 95%–89% on 2 L, and new crackles. The client requests help to the bathroom. What should the nurse do first?

A client recovering from sedation becomes less responsive. RR 14–28, O2 90% on room air. The client briefly awakens, then falls asleep again. What is the nurse’s priority?

A client with suspected sepsis becomes restless. HR 96–138, RR 22–30, BP 118/70–104/58, temp 102.4°F. What should the nurse do first?

A client with a head injury reports a severe headache. BP 150/62, HR 52, RR irregular, and light sensitivity. What is the nurse’s priority?

A client with abdominal pain becomes pale. HR 88–118, RR 18–26, BP 122/76–108/64, abdomen firm. The client asks to be repositioned. What should the nurse do first?

A client with COPD becomes anxious. RR 24–34, O2 92% on 3 L, HR rising. The client states they cannot catch their breath. What should the nurse do first?

A client on diuretics reports tingling and muscle cramps. HR 84–112, BP 114/70–100/62. The client appears weak. What should the nurse do first?

A client being transported for imaging becomes short of breath. RR 22–32, O2 95%–88% on 2 L, HR rising. The transporter wants to continue. What should the nurse do?

A client on IV fluids for vomiting becomes confused. RR 20–28, HR 92–118, BP 118/70–104/66, mucous membranes dry. The client attempts to climb out of bed. What should the nurse do first?